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TODAY’S DEALS: AvalonBay Eyes NYC’s Upper West Side
AvalonBay buys a development site in New York; and Toronto’s Milestone Apartments REIT completes a $40 million Orlando acquisition.
Gross Domestic Product Up. Will That Benefit CRE?
The GDP might be stronger than it seems in ways that could benefit the commercial real estate industry.
TODAY’S DEALS: Walker & Dunlop Arranges Florida Acquisition Financing
Walker & Dunlop closes a 15-year Freddie Mac loan; Greystone lands $19.5 million for an Atlanta acquisition; and Berkeley Point Capital facilitates a cash-out Fannie Mae loan.
The Rising Tide of Millennials and What It Might Mean for CRE
It is projected that this year there will be more Millenials than Baby Boomers. What does this mean for multifamily?
TODAY’S DEALS: Ivanhoé Cambridge, Veritas Buy Big in San Fran
Ivanhoé Cambridge and Veritas acquire 11 communities; Capital One refinances an L.A. skilled nursing portfolio; and Berkadia originates a loan for a multifamily property acquisition in Arizona.
Economy Watch: Are Millennials Key for the Recovery of the Single-Family Market?
The single-family market is improving, but at a slow pace. Could Millennials aid in the recovery?
Today’s Deals: NorthMarq Capital Secures $52M in Financing for 20 Years
A finance company secures $52 million for a multifamily property, and other deals of the day.
TODAY’S DEALS: Martin Fein Interests Completes Two Colorado Sales
ARA brokers two sales in Lone Tree, Colo.; Griffis Residential completes a $48.8 million sale in Colorado Springs, Colo.; and Oak Grove Capital arranges $27 million in financing involving only 45 days of processing for a value-add property.
TODAY’S DEALS: Walker & Dunlop Structures $145M Mortgage for Honolulu Asset
Walker & Dunlop arranges a large Fannie Mae mortgage; TGM Associates completes a Connecticut sale; and Capital One Multifamily provides a $30.25 million bridge loan for Golden Horizon Realty.
Economy Watch: US, World Metro Areas’ Economic Growth Vastly Uneven
The fastest-growing metro areas in the United States year-over-year in 2014—including both employment growth and GDP per capita growth combined—were (in order beginning with the strongest): Austin, Houston, Raleigh, Fresno and Dallas.